In a spine-chilling twist straight out of legend, the elusive oarfish - often referred to as the "Doomsday Fish" - has been spotted once again, sending waves of panic across the internet. The sighting of this deep-sea giant, known to dwell thousands of feet beneath the ocean’s surface, has sparked widespread speculation, as many cultures associate its rare appearances with impending earthquakes or tsunamis.

The long, ribbon-like fish was discovered by divers, and images of the creature quickly went viral. In Japanese folklore, oarfish are considered harbingers of underwater seismic activity, with past sightings eerily preceding devastating quakes. While scientists caution against linking the two, the eerie timing and rarity of the sighting have stirred unease.

Marine biologists insist the oarfish may simply be rising to the surface due to illness or currents, but that hasn’t stopped social media from going into overdrive. Whether it's science or superstition, the world is now watching - and waiting. Is this a mere coincidence, or a warning from the deep?